Two Oklahoma death row prisoners had fluid in their lungs when they died
The evidence could come into play in a federal trial over the state’s lethal injection protocol set for later this month.
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Shot by Shot: Tracking Oklahoma Police shootings in 2022
Oklahoma police have shot at least 48 people so far in 2022. At least 29 of those shootings have been fatal.
The pandemic speeds a push to wean Oklahoma courts off crippling fees
One bill seeks to eliminate court fees that generate an estimated $41 million a year for the state. Critics say fines and fees are an unreliable source of funding that unfairly burden the poor.
State asks U.S. Supreme Court to uphold conviction in ‘Innocent Man’ case
Oklahoma seeks to uphold the murder conviction of Karl Fontenot in the murder of Donna “Denice” Haraway.
She was charged with manslaughter after a miscarriage. Cases like hers are becoming more common in Oklahoma.
A growing number of women are facing criminal charges for substance use during pregnancy in Oklahoma. Experts and health care providers say that’s bad for moms and babies.
Shot by Shot: Tracking Oklahoma police shootings in 2021
We’re tracking how many people are shot by Oklahoma Police Officers.
As Gov. Kevin Stitt fights with Oklahoma tribes over the McGirt decision, his brother is using the ruling to try to get out of a speeding ticket
Marvin Keith Stitt is seeking to get a Tulsa traffic ticket tossed because he is an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation.